The architects of education 2.0 predict that traditional universities that cling to the string-quartet model will find themselves on the wrong side of history, alongside newspaper chains and record stores. "If universities can't find the will to innovate and adapt to changes in the world around them," professor David Wiley of Brigham Young University has written, "universities will be irrelevant by 2020."

Multimedia sources for blogs.

Multimedia sources for blogs that may be useful classroom tools.

Provides an interactive technology integration matrix for K-12 students. Some processes can be applied to college-level students.

Becoming knowledgeable.

Becoming knowledgeable and the path to media literacy.

A report and podcast on the use of Web 2.0 technologies in education.

Using Web 2.0 in academia.

Twitter tips for those in academia.

Too much educational software just attempts to turn these really powerful devices into the next version of the workbook.

A commentary by the Technology Enhanced Learning Phase for the University of London, London Knowledge Lab.

Using online tools for learning.

An online blog for those who use Blackboard to teach. This blog provides resources for educators using Web 2.0 technologies.

This presentation highlights academia's reluctance to embrace new technology.

This presentation highlights academia's reluctance to embrace new technology. It is presented in a funny but straightforward presentation.

A presentation on the use of Twitter within academia and its benefits.

A presentation that outlines Library 2.0 and what it means for future education.